Paradise Beach Tours

By day, Paradise Beach is a water sports hot spot, with swimsuit-clad revelers enjoying banana boat rides, Jet Ski jaunts, and scuba diving excursions. Come late afternoon, its legendary party scene gets going as fun-seekers flock to the beach bars and clubs for music, dancing, drinking, and fun.

The Basics

Paradise Beach is one of Mykonos’ most well-known stretches of sand. During the day, people come here to sunbathe, try watersports, and swim in the crystal-clear waters of the Aegean. Some beach-hopping Mykonos tours stop here, while scuba diving tours also set off from Paradise Beach.

Later on, Paradise transforms into one of Greece’s most notorious party beaches, as the bars and clubs on the beach fling open their doors. Some beach clubs, such as Paradise Club and Cavo Paradiso, host sets from big-name DJs.

Things to Know Before You Go

Paradise Beach is a must for those who want to experience this Greek island’s legendary party scene.

While the beach is family-friendly by day, it can be a bit too loud and rowdy for children as night draws in.

Drinks, food, umbrellas, and loungers are all available at the beach.

How to Get There

Paradise Beach is situated on Mykonos’ southwest coast, about a 20-minute drive from Mykonos Town. Buses run between Mykonos Town and Paradise Beach, though the schedule changes depending on the time of year. Water taxis also run from Platis Gialos beach throughout the day, but service typically stops in the early evening.

When to Get There

If you want a laid-back beach experience or a few chilled-out drinks, come during the day. If you want to experience the wilder side of Paradise Beach, arrive in late afternoon. The party typically gets started between 4pm and 6pm and lasts until the wee hours.

Mykonos’ Other Beaches

Mykonos has lots of beautiful beaches to explore. Not far from Paradise Beach, you’ll find its neighbor, Super Paradise Beach, which boasts golden sand, clear waters, and a party atmosphere. For a family beach, try Agios Ioannis, which looks across to Delos, or Paraga Beach to the west of Paradise. Northwest of Paradise Beach, discover low-key Psarou Beach, where you can try outdoor activities such as windsurfing and waterskiing, or just chill out in one of the chic beachside restaurants and bars.

Explore the clear waters of the Aegean Sea on this scuba diving tour. First you’ll be outfitted with gear and learn some scuba diving basics before navigating the Paradise House Reef, which is home to marine life such as starfish, octopus, sponges, and more. No experience is required; instructors explain safety procedures and how to use the equipment.

This private yacht charter offers an easy and luxurious way to see the island’s best beaches plus neighboring isles, all without the hassle of ferry schedules and crowds. Relax on the deck and enjoy wine and other refreshments as your personal captain navigates to the famous southern beaches or the legendary Cyclades islands of Delos and Rhinia. Book a full-day cruise to fit both destinations into a sun-soaked day on the water.